Every year, I find something new to learn. Last year, I learned a few new crochet stitches, studied Monarch migration and took some native gardening classes. I put off learning chess...for another year. This year I'm learning about the stock market. For what it's worth, I can now say "dividend king' with authority.

bb santx What a great video! Thank you for sharing! One of my favorite garden songs, along with Morning Has Broken and my personal mantra the Cherokee Morning Song
https://youtu.be/96sU0HW8JrE?si=UyrxrF2FuOM5UEx3
Crocheting has been a life long hobby. I'm more of a dirt scratcher than gardener....maybe some day!
E. Writer I only grow from a potted garden. Somehow, I dislike growing directly in the ground because of potential bugs and other creatures getting into it. It gives me more control. The song is beautiful and harmonious...rhythmic.
E. Writer BB, when you get a chance, you should share some of your crocheting photos. I am a novice at crocheting. I can crochet blankets and scarves. Basically anything in a rectangular shape and haven't tried much else. I prefer a half-double stitch because I can crochet faster. I only use Bulky 6 yarn for that reason too.
bb santx I belong to a local charity stitchers group. I make scarves, wheelchair/lap and baby blankets. Like you, I like to go fast so I use a size 7 hook, except for baby blankets. I prefer double stitch.
bb santx As for gardening outside, I garden for bugs!...specifically our state bug, the Monarch butterfly.